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Computers
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48,002 Questions
Why won't the CD save on the computer?
Because the disk may be the wrong format. You need a disk that's recordable or re-writeable.
How do you get money in zwinktopia?
play games until it sais u cant play any more you can get 300 points per day
1KB (kilobyte is smaller than 1MB (megabyte)
1MB = 1024KB
so
1KB = 0.0009765625 MB
Hope that helps
Cheers
How can you lower the volume of CD playback while keeping the Windows event sounds volume the same?
Control Panel -> Sounds & Audio -> Volume Tab -> Advanced Button
Lower the CD audio control
Want to delete all folders under the current folder that is that start with bak?
The best method to do this is to open the Command Prompt (Start -> Run -> cmd). Navigate to your folder (cd C:\[Your Folder]). Then type "del bak*" without quotes and all files starting with bak will be deleted.
What is the latest opearting system in the market today?
Windows 7 and Mac OSX Lion (coming this summer)
Yes. Just like for phones, the less things you have on your tech, the faster it is. Also, have a security check program (Norton, McAfee, etc.) scan your PC every once and a while.
If your computer is randomly restarting when you are playing games, you may want to try cleaning out the cache and doing a defrag on the hard drive. Sometimes there is just to much junk lingering that is causing it to act up.
Will the action center give you a history report of computer problems?
Action center give you the history of Problems that you reported to Microsoft.the history report of computer problems that were not submitted to Microsoft are not available.
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What is the clock speed measurement of a million cycles per second?
1,000,000 c/s
= 1,000 Kilocycles
= 1 Megacycles
So the answer is 1Mhz, One megahertz. (cycles per second are called Hertz after the bloke who looked into them)
How important are management skills with the current trends in the information technology?
From back in the days when a 64K computer would fill a room, punch cards were the standard input form, and it was called "Data Processing", managers of this business function had to hone their entrepreneurial and management skills. Opportunities for new applications to automate business units were, and still are everywhere. Even more so now, the breadth of responsibilities has grown to "anything plugged into the wall or floating in the air". Back in the data processing days, responsibilities were more automation/information based. But as communication was woven into the applications, infrastructure became an important part of the managerial responsibilities. Additionally, the convergence of telephony and video into this infrastructure further expanded the "stuff" to manage. And now weave in demands of employees wishing to utilize smart phones and be sure all employees have secure and unauthorized access for the right stuff at the right time free of the cyber-junk of the Internet.
Talking the language of the targeted business unit is essential. "Geek speak" will turn off non-IT managers from the necessary acceptance of proposed applications. The IT manager needs to understand the workings of the targeted business unit, translate it into specifications for the IT staff, make sure it will be integrated properly into other business units, and show essential ROI (return on Investment) for the company as a whole. Implemented applications need to undergo quality control and proper maintenance for reliability.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of optical computers?
advantages:-
high speed ,high parallelism,less consumption,less heat released,less noise,less wear and many more
disadvantages:-
optical components are expensive,optical components are not miniaturized ,problem of exact manufacturing ,incompatibilty
This is called Ad-Hoc networking. You can go to http://compnetworking.about.com/od/wireless/ht/setupadhocwifi.htm to setup an Ad-Hoc network.
What does it's mean in Grammar?
It's is the short form of 'it is' or 'it has', e.g. 'It's cold today', or 'It's got colder'. Note that the apostrophe replaces one or more letters that have been removed. If we bracket the removed letters(s) it becomes clear: In the first example the letter 'i' from 'is' has been removed to give it(i)s, and in the second example the letters 'h' and 'a' have been removed to give it(ha)s. Confusingly, it's looks like the 3rd person neuter possessive adjective, but it's not. Nouns have an apostrophe to signal possession, 'David's book', but pronouns do not, so just remember that when you see it's it means it is, or it has. You may be interested to learn about The Possessives in English which are: Possessive Adjectives * Possessive Pronouns 1st person singular my mine 2nd person singular your (this is your book) yours 3rd person singular his/her/its his/hers/** 1st person plural our ours 2nd person plural your yours 3rd person plural their theirs * Linguists nowadays call these possessive adjectives Determiners. ** 'its' cannot be used as possessive pronoun, e.g. You can't say 'this is its.
